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DIFFERENT TYPES OF
EXOGENIC PROCESSES
•WEATHERING
•EROSION
•MASS MOVEMENT (MASS
WASTING)
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WEATHERING
Mechanical and
chemical Click icon to add picture
hammer that
breaks down
and sculpts rock.
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TYPES OF WEATHERING
PHYSICAL WEATHERING CHEMICAL WEATHERING
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PHYSICAL WEATHERING
•Mechanical weathering the
breakdown of rocks without a change in its
composition.
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CHEMICAL WEATHERING
•Decomposition of rocks due to chemical
reactions occurring between the
minerals in rocks and the environment.
• Transforms rocks and minerals exposed to water and gases in the
atmosphere into new chemical compounds thus, forming different
rocks and minerals.
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Processes that can cause
Physical Weathering
1. THERMAL AND PRESSURE CHANGE
* Rocks crumble and break into fragments because they are
subjected to alternating hot and cold temperatures many
times.
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FROST WEDGING
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BIOLOGICAL WEATHERING
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CHEMICAL WEATHERING
•Decomposition of rocks due to chemical
reactions occurring between the
minerals in rocks and the environment.
• Transforms rocks and minerals exposed to water and gases in the
atmosphere into new chemical compounds thus, forming different
rocks and minerals.
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CHEMICAL WEATHERING
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CHEMICAL
WEATHERING
A key factor in
the creation of
caves and
caverns. It can
also hollow out
caves and
damage cliffs. 23
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This land form is made entirely or limestone and
formed by rainwater carbonation and freezing and
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This land form is also made of limestone. It
was created by large amount of calcium being
dissolved in them.
CARBONATION
OXIDATI
ON
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EROSION
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EROSIO
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TRANSPORT BY THE WATER
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TRANSPORT BY WATER
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TRANSPORT BY WATER
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TRANSPORT BY WIND
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TRANSPORT BY WIND
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MASS MOVEMENT
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MASS MOVEMENT
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MASS MOVEMENT (Mass Wasting)
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MASS MOVEMENT (Mass Wasting)
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Landslide in Compostela
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Valley